Shifting Deadlines

Never notices how good the font choice and design was at Eegee’s. Too bad everything else sucks. (Taken with instagram)

Nothing like old school tube televisions. (Taken with Instagram at Recap Attack Office)

‘Halo 4’ Spartan Ops missions will be weekly, limited edition detailed
By Griffin McElroy, theverge.com

Halo 4’s Spar­tan Ops co-op mis­sions will be episod­ic, giv­ing play­ers a new mis­sion and cin­e­mat­ic back story every week as they progress through the game’s mul­ti­play­er offer­ings.

In a press release, Microsoft revealed some…

I’m probably the most atypical Xbox gamer around. I absolutely love the Halo series. I adore each game and though seldom revolutionary each is a best in class title. This brings me to my initial statement; I’m atypical because I hate Halo multiplayer. Not that it’s bad or anything, quite the contrary, I just don’t like it. Honestly it’s any competitive multiplayer in any game. I buy Halo and CoD games for the single player experience and never touch them again aside from occasional co-op. In spite of my dislike for multiplayer I cannot help but me enticed by the legendary edition of Halo 4. I’ll easily never make use of the vast majority of the content it’ll provide, but I’m such a fan of the series that I feel compelled to pay top dollar for it. There are very few products that I’ll do that for and it’s a real testament to the game, story, gameplay, and team. I’ve always had faith in Bungie and now I have full confidence in 343. I don’t have any money, but so help me when I do you can just take it.

I love Camera+, but this is a but a douchey thing to put in your release notes. Don’t be that guy, taptaptap. (Taken with instagram)

They are the space robots. They are here to protect you. They are here to protect you from the terrible secret of space. (Taken with Instagram at Popcycle)

This seems relevant in light of today’s big software release. (Taken with Instagram at Savers)

Sega’s Free-to-play MMO ‘Phantasy Star Online 2’ Heading To Mobile, Too
toucharcade.com

Sega’s Phan­ta­sy Star Online 2 won’t cost you a dol­lar — unless you’d like an item or two. Sega has announced that the upcom­ing sequel to the every­one’s favorite “light” MMO, Phan­ta­sy Star Online, will roll with the stan­dard …

Anyone who knew me back in my middle school/high school years will tell you that the one game that consumed me was Phantasy Star Online. It was my favorite game and proved that the Dreamcast was a system years ahead of the competition. I was in gaming bliss. Never before had I experienced a gaming community like the one I was part of in PSO. I have longed to relive those memories and it seems I’ll finally be able to. I’ll definitely be getting this on iOS and maybe one day they’ll see fit to make a Mac version, but it looks like bootcamp will come save the day yet again for me.